Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) All Source Senior Analyst
$160,000 – $180,000
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Posted 13 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$160,000 – $180,000
About the role
- Analyze, evaluate, and synthesize data from multiple intelligence disciplines (including SIGINT, MASINT, ACINT, COMINT, and HUMINT), Fleet observations, and post-processed tactical reporting.
- Develop comprehensive event reconstructions of foreign surface, subsurface, and air ASW platforms and operations to characterize adversary tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs).Produce High-Fidelity Analytic Narratives and Visualizations In Support of Detailed Event Reconstruction Reports
- Generate detailed analytic narratives and supporting visual products that identify sensor employment, maneuver behavior, search techniques, and engagement timelines of foreign ASW forces.
- Ensure all reconstruction outputs meet IC analytic tradecraft standards and are suitable for inclusion in unfinished, citable intelligence reporting.
- Ensure traceability, source transparency, and auditability in all written products.
- Apply Target Motion Analysis (TMA) in Reconstruction Efforts
- Employ advanced TMA techniques to develop time-sequenced reconstructions of ASW-related movements and engagements.
- Collaborate with Fleet and IC analysts to integrate operational observations and support validation of reconstruction findings.
- Participate in analytic exchanges and coordination efforts to ensure alignment of reconstruction priorities with IC and operational requirements.
- Support various Extremal Communication and Representation
- Assist at various interagency working groups, analytic forums, and foreign partner exchanges concerning ASW capabilities and reconstructions.
- Develop and present briefings for Fleet and IC stakeholders on findings derived from reconstruction efforts.
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